Looks nice Tony.  Like Storms and Big B's.  But I think it's needed.  I like your or their explanation of how DT is different. " With the cost of bowling on the rise, it is becoming more and more difficult to justify paying the premiums for a new high-end ball. If the average ball company had it their way, every ball would lose performance every few months sending the bowler to buy the latest and greatest mega-dollar ball.

Dyno-thane has a different approach. By producing a better product that lasts longer, D/T aims to capture more of the bowler's business when it comes not to replacing, but building an arsenal.



Not to side track to much but is Steve Jaros aka JarMan on staff this year?  

Scott

Thanks for the performance charts, I was just thinking about giving Dyno-Thane a try, and this is an excellent tool for me to use.  More companies need to make something like that more available.

Tony, much more user-friendly than the previous charts... I think the overlap between ball lines was an excellent decision as well. Did we leave off the Vendetta Particle on purpose because it would conflict with a Max Performance ball? I can see that happening... Perhaps another set of charts that match balls to their conditions like the old charts did would help people build arsenals better? I am getting a lot of people on the MS Gulf Coast turned on to Dynothane but not too many people I know use a Thing Returns on heavy oil which I admit is rare here, however, on a medium house shot it is almost unbeatable. I haven't logged a game under 230 since leagues have started a month ago with mine...
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Capt Dave Ingraham
Team Air Force, 2004

too late,...see 'throbot' on your favorite search engine...
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www.dynothane.com

purchased a THING returns, performance is as advertised. good ball for light patterns. this grid will help many looking for a choice other than the big 3